This is the place I decided on after searching Airbnb, Agoda, and Live Anywhere for nearly a month.
✔️ Budget of around 1 million won per week during peak season (late July to early August)
✔️ Space where a family of four can stay comfortably
✔️ Swimming pool where children can play to their heart's content
✔️ A yard blending with nature, a spot for insect collecting
✔️ Washing machine and dryer
✔️ Kitchen equipped for cooking
✔️ Location close to Geumneung and Hyeopjae Beaches
System air conditioning
The swimming pool was much larger than it appeared in the photos. The children were splashing into the water, while I sat on a chair by the pool, sipping a can of beer while gazing at the garden, the windmill, and the distant sea. 'Ah... this is why people live in Jeju.' I still remember that moment.
Since there was a washing machine and dryer, I washed the children's clothes every day. I was able to travel much lighter, and thanks to the more than 20 towels provided, I was able to stay without worrying about laundry. And the most important thing I look for in accommodation is cleanliness. I tend to be quite sensitive, but as soon as I entered this place, I could tell it was really well-maintained. The dishes were spotless, without a single speck of grease, and there was no dust under the sofa. I got the impression that the entire place was meticulously managed, rather than just the visible areas being cleaned. The air conditioner was also very satisfactory. The TV was a smart TV, so we could watch Netflix and YouTube right away, making it great for the children to relax after playing in the water to their heart's content. However, the real charm of this place was not the facilities, but the owner's warm heart. "Please leave the recycling outside. I will handle it." "Please let me know anytime if you need more towels." "If you tie your food waste in a plastic bag and leave it outside, I will pick it up." When my child suddenly fell ill and I was looking for a hospital, the owner worried with me and even helped me find one. When they saw the children playing in the water, they even brought us homemade steamed pumpkin and refreshing dongchimi. The garden is really beautiful. In the mornings, I could hear birds singing, and when I went for a walk with the children in slippers, we met tiger butterflies, caught tadpoles, and grasshoppers, living a happy life of collecting.